My (awesome) department @bcpsychneuro.bsky.social is looking for a Visiting Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology/Neuroscience. 3-2 teaching load and competetive compensation. Area of expertise is broad. Apply here. Email me with questions! apply.interfolio.com/178919 Please RT #Neuroskyence

Get ready for the next GRC Frontal Cortex this August! Excited to be co-chairing this conference with @rudebecklab.bsky.social!! Spread the word and hope to see you there! 🧠

A Common Iba1 Antibody Labels Vasopressin Neurons in Mice There are a wide variety of commercially available antibodies for labeling microglial cells based on different protein targets, as well as antibodies for the same protein target made in different spec...

PSA for all #microglia lovers: certain Iba1 antibodies (see our new paper below for details) label not only microglia, but also vasopressin neurons, at least in mice. Brain region and species matter. A friendly reminder to always validate your antibodies! 🔬

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Latest preprint from the Diehl Lab!
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The Diehl Lab is hiring a full-time Research Asst to be filled asap! We study neural circuits of fear & avoidance during social interactions in rats & are seeking a motivated team player. For more info & to apply -->
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I entered one of my biorender figs for a chance to win a Grant support initiative from biorender.
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Protocol Spotlight with Maria Diehl YouTube video by protocolsio

Spotlight interview with Maria Diehl regarding her PLOS ONE Lab Protocol paper: "Modifying the platform-mediated avoidance task: A new protocol to study active avoidance within a social context in rats." @realdiehllab.bsky.social

Their pupils are so cool 🤩

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How it feels to be working on a grant application right now.

@moskielab.bsky.social and I were on an aborted flight in Europe, it was crazy! I think they detained someone that was in the plane!

Social context modulates active avoidance: contributions of the anterior cingulate cortex in male and female rats. Actively avoiding danger is necessary for survival. Most research on active avoidance has focused on the behavioral and neurobiological processes when…

Check out our lab's first paper looking at the effects of a social context during active avoidance and the contribution of activity in the anterior cingulate cortex in male and female rats:
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